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Jesus Doesn't Need A Rebrand - Part 02

If the message doesn’t have lights,
If the preacher doesn’t rhyme,
If the singer isn’t “branded” enough,
You say it’s not Spirit-filled.
Since when did the Holy Ghost depend on your playlist?

I cry for you.

I cry for the singer drowning in the noise of their gift.
For the preacher who can draw a crowd but can’t discern demons.
For the Christian who dances to the rhythm of hell and calls it freedom.

God help us.
God strip us.
God expose every idol we’ve built with Christian labels.

You’ve rebranded Christ
As if His blood wasn’t enough.
As if His Word needs help.
As if holiness is optional.
As if the cross is too offensive to carry anymore.

But I’ll tell you this
When He returns,
He’s not coming for influencers.
He’s not coming for worship celebrities.
He’s not coming for lukewarm ministries.

He’s coming for a BRIDE.
Holy.
Set apart.
Uncompromised.

And if your heart is still married to the world,
You will be left behind with it.

Don’t be fooled.
He is not passive.
He is not silent.
He is not mocked.

This is your warning.
Not your invitation.
REPENT.

Now.
Not when it’s trending.
Not when it’s safe.
Not when it’s popular again.

Now
Before your voice is silenced,
Before your lamp is snuffed out,
Before He comes like a thief in the night
And finds you full of you.

Strip the brand.
Kill the pride.
Burn the platform.
And return to the God
Whose holiness will either save you… or crush you.

Copyright © Christen Kuikoua | Year Posted 2025

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